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[QUOTE="Stick66, post: 782284, member: 7928"]
I wouldn't say "horribly".  QT on the button PF isn't the [I]greatest [/I]to raise, but it isn't horrible.  If he read the limper and blinds as tight, he may have gotten them to fold.  Plus with 15 in the pot, a raise to 30 makes the pot 45.  The first caller would have to call 24 or 27, which is worse than 2-1 pot odds.  J9 was the one who made the bad PF play.
 
Hero then flops an OE draw with an over, which gives him about 3-1 on one card.  By betting out 40, the villian gave 4-1 pot odds and the hero called correctly.
 
Hero turns a straight and re-raise pushes, of course.  
 
Nothing "horrible" about anything, except the river card for our hero.
 
To answer the OP's question IMO: It would take a very, very disciplined player with a great read on you to fold his 2 pair on the turn with the pot being that size in a cash game.  If a fold did happen, it would more likely happen in a tournament when a player couldn't rebuy.  
 
BTW, "gurus" aren't usually so antagonistic.  The mods can change any member's ID upon request.
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